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NUMBER 919.

Entered at the Post one. at South Norwalk as

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. TUESDAY.

DECEMBER 23. 1890.

PRICE TWO GENTS “

 

 

SecondCIau latter.
D | R EGTO RY ‘ 00m IANIII'AGI’URIIBB. IIAIIDWABB AND OUTLIBY. m1 AND YANG! door OPENING SEWER BIDS. 3‘

Lillilt Blilliii interests

TOWN OF NOILWALK.
Abbreviations: Na-Norwalk; 8. N.—Bonth Nor»
walk: I. N.—Bast Nnvwnlk.
readers who are not al-

"Wimblga fact we would an that
every fir-I herein represented, whet er of

or urinal] degree. will be found
my rellablo In every hnnlnena frank
nation, and wellaortliy of all patronage
extended to then.

‘ Alli ODII'IEBSOBS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, Water at,
near E. It. bulge,
monomers. t inn and
. S. It]! Wan s , p s
waltz):- furnished at reusable rates.
RANDALL, llNEIl D. not. Main and Wall sis, N.
scale. prospective and free hand drawing.
AUO'I'IONEEBS.

'mlmmmwiu st,N. Real
“to stunned. .
101mm A L'HOIHEDIEU, 95 Washington or,
all kinda of property sold.

BAKE-BS.
N. and M Wlillhitlttlslll

DeKLYNt in confectionery, ice

.27
at. B. iN. :3?
cream can,
scomr'u), ma 0. 10N0.Mnlnsl, s. N. Sole
agent for Horton’s celebrated ice am.“
RIINBlt ‘HA8.L.Iainst,nenv , . Pure
woorrfrmt‘to'n‘e'ry and ice mummified; good: timid;
'ILSO ’ "Home Made" B 01' . n: -
“ville. Ifragile orders at Gus i’itzer's, l7 LB. Iiaoc,
BAN”. The Wall t N

CENTRAL NATIONAL KANK. . s . .
capital 31mm suEilus £4.100._ Georgeifl.
Ilolmm, ldent- L. yer, vice-president,
William Curtis, cashier.

CITY NATIONAL BANK. The, 68 Wushingtoulnt,
near Iain, S. N. Capital ”00,00? surplus 8 a
hill. B. H. Rowan, president; acob ht. Lay-
ton cushion. -

FAIIlFlRLD COUNTY saviour. IIAINKJI‘lw
M Wall st,N. Incorporated 1w. Lupital $51.),
(Ill. Prost.,Jalna Wallyatt; viva-push, ltdwu.
0. Keillor; cashier, lawns C. Green.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, Them
Wall N. Deposits “all”, surplus yam»,
Wlnn$ B. lowly, prest; Martin s. (.rnvl, che

H name” utvsnu The 51 will
IONA]. BANK OF NO , . _

3:318. incorponitsd loot. Capital 325M000 u»

«not -

Must,
denim

NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The, Wall st, N

gm) ,sur ius $0.000.
fiwum‘u and“? B. ‘raufurd. “wilful-i

6W . , trons.

SOUTH NOBWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, De.
posits over 35w , surplus $5,001 Alden ”’3'
mans. push; ohn H. Knapp, um. Interest
paid depositors. Money loaned on mongiigu.

BBEF, (\Yholennlo.)

SOUTH NORWALK BEBE CO. 5. N. Hammond
beef, pork, sheep, lamb, Veal, etc.

TERRY, WM. Al. to co, N. Armour's beef and
provisions. Home dressed lamb and mutton.

BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUX’I‘ON, J. F. I’ost onion box 435, N. Circular:
folded in over rum Sunday papers.
BLAUKNMI'I‘IIS.
CARR, GEO. T. foot ltayrnond st, 3. N. Horse-
‘ it fair .
shoeing ‘ DfiDl’iB BUILDERS.

BELL, GEO, S. a CO. P. 0 box 53!, N. N. nuiidcr:
of bridges, docks, pile foundations, etc.

BOOT AND SkIOk.’ DEALERS.

BROWN, H. s. 80. Main or, s. N. custom Work and
rcpairrng' a speculty.

IIAIIYBYJ}. II. No. Minn st, 5. N.
boon» chose and to

noon.
SCBAUB. JOHN R. NON,” Washington st, 8. N.
A good assortment allow prices.
”00'! AND nkIOE REPAIRING.

PHILLIPS, GEO. 29 Railroad Plum, 5. N, All

work neatly and promptly done. '
BOOKNELLEBD AND STATIONS”.

I’lNNIth, J. AfiTHL’It, N. curd cugrnvuig, \vur-
ding statiollirry, base bull and tennis goods.

PLAINTED‘N DRUG o'l‘ululi, a3 Washington at,
N. N. Bellini snppiiizl and gcncrul stationery.

BOX HAW, “Your! laud Paper.)
. 'aler st :5. N. manufacturer of not

Km? E‘ F “boxes, lilo General shop yobbuig.

BUILDING MATERIAIAI.

FKKIOSJOHN II. ft. Washington st, S.N. also
blue stone, sewer pipe, hay, au‘w‘NflCI-mik 1

L30 All” ‘HANTJVater st, '. . o u.
kinrlla, Dnlcflixmflll, holler, hair, etc, also bluc
atone, lire brick and y.

RAYIUND BROS. Milwaukee, Philadelphia and
Trenton fronts, buck, lath, lime, content, adsulnut.

BUTTER, Okflflrlbhi, EGGS. kc.

BOSTON BU’I‘I'BIt ilullshmvzxt dwr to the You
Onion rl. N.-—a specialty tirade of rill ultlcrcni
varle of cheese, imported and domestic. All
grades of butter, eggs, lard, canned grunts, etc.

OABISIAOE BWOQITOBIEN.

DANN, WI. E. 50 Wall st, N. Uarrisgu,hnruuees,

horse, stable and inning: furnishings.
OABPISN'I'EIIB AND BUILDERS.

CROWKJAHBD c.nhopAnn at, :5. N. estimates
given, yobbing promptly attended to.

HORTON, WM. A. or ’I‘ayloravntluc, s. N. Jobbing
promptly stunted to.

RANDALL, I. D. llama-We mill, E. N. Modern
machiluy run by cheap power enables me to my.
low nguroa. largo work a spectnlty.

HAYIONDJ. It. so Water at, ELN. manufacturer
of rooming! brackets, casings, corner onion, col.
union, outsells, balualers. Baird, scroll stirring and
turning. Hat blocks, lulttorn uranium-lichens“;
Jobbing dorm. iii-illusion given. ’lelephout- hm.

BIIKIIWOOD, ll. II. 13 Grove st, ll. N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.

W lulON, is. B. shop Cross it, near Matu.—Omi:c cot.
Wallet. and Bottled live, N. steam wood working,
moulding, window frames and turning. Lovmll
estimates. loony loanul. Telephone number 232.

outrun AND OlMlLO’I‘IIrs.
sOOl'IBLD n llOYT, sGaurw biog, N. till Wash-
IBM at, b. N. then advertisement.)
chairman nanornorortnns.

TILLYJIENKI , Noflnln st, AN. manufacturer of
cant-“o0. llpaclld attention given to "Winthr-

W illull'l‘ d. ULYNN, fool. of Franklin ill, manufac-
wrote of W'fmf“ vocal-“sic. hinting,

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specialties in

.

intuition.
‘ “(Jill O. Lfllealnat lovwly of Hand-
"fly, N. ll. atom for weddings and portion.
HEAD, FREDERICK, 55 Wall at, N. Inkling: and
pnlca supplied lit the shortest notice.
cA’I'IIOI-IO HOOD:
.T.ib00.mlalnst, .aleonevr
udtifi’atntiotma and booksellers.

ORIENT PIPE IANUI'ACTUBIHO.

LEONARD, CllAtl. ’1‘. Water I N. all sites and
sham, also artificial steps, cop nil. etc.
OIOAII DON IANUIAO’I'UBERO.
. CllAtl. ii. if lair-hall at, b. N. mansion
”Ing‘illflclm ulna mil dealt! in ribbrma.
OIOAII IAN UIAO'I'UBBIIS.
II A OLIll'I'KAD CIGAR 00.11:», W bolain
2?: N. manufacturers of Int: cigars,
um WILL cluAlt CO. The, Washington it, s. to.
W is“.

“‘0le D Bullion. 8.3. also Jobha In

OIVIL INOINIBM-

7110.“! Washington at, 5. Epsom
WWww-nmyw. incubating;

W. II. A 503. nor. Wen avenue and cm
W. EN. Hydraulic and sanitary erratum
WOOD (LN. I Iain“. N. Allovderaprovnptly

sin-Isa to.

Milli“! DRALIII.
com BIOS. unsettle building N. and is
non-la our. mum-run, lobhsrs IIII retailers.

00A]. AND WOOD.
rnnars II. fl. World It, BR. Leb h,
WMM oral-Cm. Pocahoutsu.‘
mamwnmr, Water N. the butvarlo—
tinsel, Anllnelll and Ill coal.sieo all

of m
YIOIID . laugh tho-Creek and small
umm‘llmMu-a'momm pinto-en.

“hikinlldoo. Water .ahosfacrory
I. . W. draw. grain, has, 3'.”
OUT 00m“
03m Ulla, Once“ b‘d’
it. r. it. linens, mil-l Day sud Jeni...”
i. OIMIONIDY manure and Indira)

lggfl‘l, III Valium ll. N.
a W? aim firms is:
23“ nun. '

7

ROTH & 00W, tactay h. N. mm
turers of the celebrated the 0. Corsair.
canon moms. -
PLAIB'I'RD‘S COUGH mmwarrantsdtocure.
manufactured at 63 Washington at, B. N.
cnocrtnnv AND GLASSWARE.
NASH. P. a I BRO. cor. Ilntnnuu Wants, a N.
spills and till we

UNI VXBSAL STORE. The, No. lain near Wen,
lamps, crockery, glass we, housefurrl shiny, etc.
DBN'I'IB’I‘S.

nourwmc. P. Innder'sblock.80.lalnll.8.
N. Ofllnnhours,8a.m. toil p. in.

KENDALL, GEO. 8.. DDS. Washl on, car.
summit-,3. N. Homilam. toil pm.

NBWKIIHI J. 0. office at residence how a st,
near clarifications Church, N. gas «indium
Gold and porcelain crowns i .

WEEDJN. L., D.D.B. 70E»: Wanhl n st, 8.1%.
Hours 8a. m. toil p. to. Gas admin lentil.

DOORS. BASH AND Bum '
SMITHJV. II. A C0. 15 A: l? Water st, N. carriage
wood work, wheels, etc.

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.

PIERCE. P. I. 89 Chestnutst, SN. Crushedltone,
“W are.

0

BAYION‘D I303. Akron,sslt glared and content

. pipe, 8 to w lnclms in diameter

DIUGB AND cannons.

EAST. SIDE PHARMACY, Van Zandt ave, B. N.
Sunday hours, B to to am. -t to 9 p. m. Proscrip
dons carefully cuupo I

GREGORY, J. G. 38 Wall st. N. Established 1829.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices. ,

RIGGS, JOHN A. ll Main st, N. Pcrfurues,-flfty
five different perfumes.

PLAIBTED'S 43 Washington st, 3. N. patent medl-
cirics, etc. bysiciarls‘ prescription: a speclsiiy.
DRY-GOODS.

AXBLKRJ. L. lkBONS—“The Equitable," No. 2
Gazette building, N. Dry goods, oll cloths, mac

tings and rugs.

BANKS, B. K. Muhackcmo Hotel block, 8. N: dry-

goods, notions, gloves, etc. Underwear 3 spectalty.

BENNETT, J. FJS Main st, N. Business estab

lished over forty-two years.

DICKERIAN, A. A SON, til Washington at, S. N.
drygoods, carpets, etc. isot- adv.) ’

SCOFIELD a HOY'I‘, 8 Gazette bldg, N. 68 Wash-

ington st, 9. N. (St-o advertisement.)

STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg, N. Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery.

ELECTRICIAN.

BAKER, E. V., Electric gar: lldllliiiu:

alarms; cull hells, the.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. oflicc railroad station, S.
N. and 48 Whilst, N. prose forwarders to all
parts of the world. Passenger train service. Low
rates. Luster Hunt, agent.

BXPBENHMEN.

BUXTON A BRUNDAGB, other: at. Benedict‘s, 43

Wall at, N. Our motto, "prompt attention."

CAYANAGH‘S EXPRESS. _ furniture and

pianos moved. Leave orders at ’intated‘s, s. N.

on ERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at post-other: and

Hale's. Careful and prompt service.

:h‘l‘BAoTo, usurious, ITO.
BYXBEE, F. S. A: CO. 99 Main at N. Manufactur.
ers of SCOIIeId'S celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. mauufncturcrs of
line extracts. F. S. Ambler.

FERTILIZEBS.

RAYMOND BROS. Bradley's super'phosphatcrpec-

int mums. laud plaster, ground bone,wood ashes.

SMITH, W. H. Al CO. Water st, N. agents for Wil-

liams Clark & Cole standard fertilizers.

I-‘IBB IIBICII AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary aIIIIPQB in stock. spec-
hiis to order,iire mortur,sanli,chtmney flue linings

FISH. OYSTEBS, CLAIMS, ETC.
HUNT dt ZELUFI’, 69 Washington st, 8 N. flue
fish, oysters, claims, fruits, garlic, vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.

MORTON, JOHN B. 02 Taylor avenue, 8. V Also

stone denier.

RAYMOND BROS. contractors for flag, concrete,

asphalt, brick, cement and gravel walks.

I'LDBIDA STRAIN AND HOT WATER

IIEA'I‘BB8.

MERRER, W. II. O 00. Music Hall block, S. N.

solo agents.

FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
"ISLAND GEM" FLOUR, the bent nude. Don’t
fall to use it.

L'HOhIMKDiEU, DANIEL, cast end of Washington

at bridge. The choicest of fannly tiour kept.

RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw, flour and lt‘cd in

o, oad, car or cargo lots.

RED MILL. Darren. ('rufuot at Rose. Grain. choic

ground food, graham lltltI rye liour.

FLORISTS.

BERG, I’AL'L, Woodwurd Place, 5. N. plants, cut

flowers and ornamental plums mode to order.

GL'IGUE, I'. L. :1on st, .L'uion Crime N.
Plants, cut horrors, etc. “Elsi-ill work a spgyulty.

McHAY, JOHN, E. N. near the depot. Balding

tn—cut flowers and floral work of all kinds.

- rows a specialty.

SETH, JOHN H. 50. Main st, SN. the oldest and

best known florist in this vicinity. Plants, cut

flowers, etc. Floral work of all kinds a specialty
and done promptly.

FUBNI’I‘UBE DEALERS.
COLEMAN, THEODOIIEJVashingti-n st, icust end)
Furniture, looking gluon, piston: frames, etc.
(IRAN A WHIT‘I‘LESEY, 36 Main at, N. (Ray.
mond‘s old stand) hoe advertisement.
llAYHONI) GEO. ll. new store, 46 rind lb Alain at.
N. Four doors above old store.
oTOW, DAVID, a”, ti, on. and 3!, Sodium st, all.
Furniture, mattresses, etc.

0A8 LIOII‘I' COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY. onlcc 10
Water st. N. Gas for light, heat and power.
Coke six centn per bushel. Coal Tar three dolv
lars per barrel, package extra.

OBOCI-ZIIN. lWhoImIe.)

HOLMES s. KKKLEIL band it Willi st N. whoin

solo grot‘cts, flour, grain, hay, etc.

ill-ILLEOK BROS. ill and in Wall st, N. wholesale

grocers, flour, feed, grain, hay, etc.

GBOCL'BS.

burglar

aucntsforcclcbratcd l-‘lirmington creamcry butter.

BECKER, CONRAD, ill Washington st, 5. N.
choice wales rind provisions.

“mills, CHAS. II. successor to lintchinir, 20 No.
lain it, ll. N. table dcl‘lcacica for family unite.

FINNBGAN a O‘RIilLLY. loll Main at. N. flour,

, hay, straw, coal anti wood.

l’lNNBY e BENEDICT it Wall of, N. fancy and
staple grocerlca,confcctlouory, fruit, ole.

l’lTUu, D. W. West are, cur. Kerwin at, N. canned
goods, colleen, tons, butter, etc.

GuNKB,C.L.85Wallrt,N. Icater wthnbrnt
trails obtainable.

UYBBASONJI‘. Sprlnfv fl.ll.lno
“Mambomtfhtmr. semis. W

BANI'OKD. W. ll. But ate. our tut. station. All.
Asbestos point, scrim! supplies, etc.

LAW'I‘ON. l'. 0.3. cu. or 80. Main at. 8. N. no
cellos and table delicacies.

h‘llollfllllfill, DANIKLustetid of Washington
st. bridge, it. N. ions, million, spices, a specialty.

MOORE I. IlAllIlAN, No.llaln at, near West, full.
line groceries. foreign fruits, Mar, iced, etc.

NEW Ymtll TBA 00.. it lulu st. N.-—lf. lit-Ila.-
Tearl, coffees and spleen a specially.

NICKBIINON A. BETTE), m and 37 Main st. N. a
specwa marlo of table delicacies.

Milli“, 080. W littin ave. and Behool at, II.

New store, new and new prices.
illYMOUlt, c. B. it Was st, 8.1!. head»
quarters for calibrated 'Dew ' canned ROOIII.

VALDI’JI, CHAS. II. b Wallet, N. Crumcry but-
fer, chem, eggs, table delicacies, fruits. etc.
‘ OUR!) AID A-IUNI‘I‘IOI.
(JUNO, AMMUNITION anti Sporting Guilds of all
kinds at No it Water el.. N.
IIA‘I'I'ICBII‘ RUIN. (M'l'll's or)
Allcll. JOllBl’H J. 7 looms st, ll. N. also farmers
of bat bodies.

BAT”, IAII'I'IN JR. I CO. ”to“ B

N. in of seal skins lashes
and cum hsitsrn' fara.‘ p ’

BATTER? 1001.0.
WHEELER, W. A. Water st, B. N. iron founder,
light soft calling, extetisloo water boxes.
IIA'I'B Alli; UAW (Retain)
KN PP Till HA'I‘T 91 fl. N.
ntpeeinliy m of sailors mil in.“
IIA’I' HANOIAOTUBIIHD.

rig ill, 8.
rantings.

Clloll'll'l‘ Ii KNAPP, mulch-u l factories
cor. aln which and Water arm Its. ll. N.
New York Mavens street.

I ll HO Inclunlc s. .9“
"unmet, .i. - r -
BAYNONDAOOlmDsymSNJlIoNew

‘tlA'l‘OD 1‘..ng my I I
. our. . . .
mill-limestone.

 

tuiuieuusmu- W

BROWN l! WILL‘OX. 70 Washington st, N. N. sole, .

PEOWI'I'I', J. r. is iiiin st, N. light hardware Ind
uni-s- wil-

mm, W. II. 800.15nnd l7 Watevat,N. bulld-

$NTA$W c rifllcunlbmorr paints,
, . us .

Qolla, glass, its lass adv.)

HARNESS MAKERS.

DWYKBJP. anuleanustom rundsharnsss
and repairing neatly done.

110383 DEALERS.

PARSONS I. H. Brookside Stock Farm, fl. N. flue
horses rolled to all purpose-e All animals sold by
this establishment are warranted. Home of the
hatch coaching stallion "Galllard."

[10383 8110238.

IcQUHAR. JOHN, No. Into It, 8. N. special at.

tendon given to shoeing driving At trotting horses.
“MEI-8.

AMERICAN HOTEL. 16 lain at, N. J .0. Collins
European plan, restaurant attached

GKRMANIA HOTEL. 39 Railroad place. George
Schanb, etor. N If R dcpo

NORWALK HOT . D. a . . . t.
I. McPherson. agilgufpfinbclam acwrriodaiinns

OLD WELL HOTEL. 86 Washington at. SN Reed
Havllaud, minim. tampons plan. ”rooms.

HOUSE ”WISHING GOODS.

STEVENS, J. H. ”Washington It, ti. N. croc ,
glassware, tin and wooden ware. m

ICE DEALERS.

BURCHARD, B. “Bcldon Point Farm," 8. N. also

milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.

COOLIDGB in LOCKWOOD, 9 Iain rt, N. Insur-
anceand real estate in all its What.

LAYTON, JACOB ll. Washington II next to PD
5 N. are, pinto glass, accident and tile. (see adv )

LOCKWOOD, WM. cor. Main and Wall ate, N. Real
estate, investments, louus negotiattxl, etc.

HORRELLA L'HOMMBDIEU, its Washington st,
8. N. strictly first-clue companies WM.

TAYLOR A GOLDEN, to a 47 Washington st,

533. Real Estate and Insurance.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN‘L LIFE INS. (10.. S. S. L‘
Hommedien, agent, Washington st, 8.33. see all.
METROPOLITAN LIFE [NS CO ‘30 Washington

at, S. N. I". J. Grubb. assistant supt
NORWALK FIRE INS. 00.. N. In successful
business since 1880 No outstanding loss claims
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The, No. 4:. Washing-
ton st, 3. N. Jno. French, asst. superlntcndcnt.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

(‘RAIIFURD R. B. laconic bl , N. 6% Bond.

Middicsex Banking and Eliuitub e M‘t‘go ('os.
IRON AND STEEL.

SMITH, W. II. n CO. is and 1‘: Water at, N.

springs, axles, carriage hardware, etc.

[RON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MEIHII'I‘T, E. M. h‘Jatrd 56 Walter st,N. iron work
of all kinds.

THE DI’NCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water

st, :5. N. Wm. H. Hoyt, proprietor.

IRON FOUNDBIEB.
GILES & CLANCY at. The Norwaik Iron Works
(10.. and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
JEWELEBQ.

FERRIS. :i. S. 30 50. Main st, SN. op. City Hotel

S.N title which repairing a specialty.

IIOYT, II. B. is No. lain at, S. N. strictly flrchlao

at low prices.

JACKSON. “GRAND. hall'nil st, N. watches, din

moods, etc. Fine watch repairing a specialty.

HOOD, II. S. dinmondsmatches, Jewelry, lilvcrruno

plated ware, repairing niipcciaity. 33 Main st, SN

LAWYERS.

AUSTIN. ALFRED E mom 3 Mtumliic b‘il‘g, Wal
st, borough. Notary and licol Estate.

FROST, RUSSE 3 No. Main at, notary, legal
business of all kin carefully attended to.

HUitLBU'l‘T, J. BELDEN, rooms 5 and ti Gazette

building, \l'all st, borough.

LIGHT, JOHN H. ill: Washington st S. N. notary

commissioner of tit-uh) for New Yuri; stoic.

LOCKWOOD, EDWARD M. room 4 Gazette hidg.

borough. Attorney, notary and pensions.

SEYMOUR. JOHN 8. room 3, Falldeld Co. Nat

Bank building, N. Counsellor at law.

WALSH, JOHN J. room 1 Masonic lmliiiinu, Wail

st, borough.

LIVI-IRY STABLl-is.

DANN, HORACE E. Ext‘clsior livery and board

in); stablcs. Ofllt‘t' No 8 [liver st, N.

GREGORY. GEO. S. H Knight t-t. N.

cuts a specialty. Telephone 384i.

LOCK in N U l-‘AC'I'l'ltlZRS.

LOt'KWOOD IlANl'I-‘AL‘TIJIHNO t‘rl. [in st. it.
N. Manulncturors of biiilders‘ hardwaro. berm
other: 36 Your] st; New York alike no Rondo st.
Chicago (inlet: 19 Luke st.

NORWALK LOCK COMPANY, S. N. New York
OIIICO 52 Chambers st. Lock- and bulldt't'tl' hard
ware; designers; foundcrs' workers of uni-stir
house trimmings in bronze, llruas and erIl.

LUMBER DEALERS.

HILL, E J. 9 Water at, N. All klndsof lumbcrdo

ilveml to any point by rail, taint or vessel.

MACHINE EHOI’S.
NORWALK [RON WOHKA CO. The. Water- st
near It. It. lll’l -, 5. N. General machinery, iron
and brass castings, forgings, Babbitt metal, re
pairs for mariufactoriosan steamboat;
SCOFIBLD, WM. A. Knight st. N. New machinery
made and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET OARDIINBBS.
JENNINGS A WATERBL‘IIY, ll. N. berries and all
garden produce in season for the wholesale trade
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARKET, '30 Wall ill, N,\\'m.Wardwcil
prop, hoof, veal, lamb. mutton and poultry.
AVINON. A. lfill Main st, N. meals, fruits, vegan
bios, fish, oyster-ii, clams, and mallow, butler
eggs, lard, ennui-d goods, etc.
BENNETT A HOSTED. meats. den, 0 crs. lob
stern, clams, fruits. '28 No. Alain st, 8 .
BISSBLL. DANA (3. it: Main st, N. choice meats.
poultry, fish, vegetables, etc.
Hitl'l'l'ii'tl CENTRAL MARKET, 0 Water at, N
liars, vegetables, fruits, poultry, at lowest price»-
CARR, WILLIAM ll. Bencd'lct Farm market, 3.24
Fins meats, fresh vegetabloadowcstcaeh prices.
PAIOHNGTON, J. A. mill, l ,dsbmyeton
vegetables, fruits, butter, «indignant... s. N
tlEls'I‘, GEO. East nil-line, E. N. choice meats.
vegetables, fruit, etc. lowest cash prices.
HAY!» FIND 13 No lain st 5. N. primi- man
of all ltlnda. Iloiue rendered lard a specialty.
JUDGON, A. 0. Central Harlot. cor. Main and Han
land at, ll. N. Choice mats. poultry, vvgmhiu
LllBUllNllt, WM. 108 Washington It. bridge, 8
N. denim in all kinda fresh ulcers.
LOCKWOOD, L. Washington Si. W. 8. N. has
meals, ash. W'lgt’lml‘lmm sin." n
‘KWOOD A . 7 Iain . In
walkers poultry. fish, oysters, oiamsaapn‘l‘nlty.
LYONs, A. 8,, Old Well Marksman No. Main st.
ll. N. trims meats and poultry at. lowest prices
llALIO, ALBIN. lain I. near West. ii. if choice
mill, ssh. nyslm. "roubles, dclicatoiocn, clc
l'fltlifllllNO, II. 8. Baalavcmv. school lunisoJLN.
beef, veal. matron, etc.
HCIIAU JACOB, ll Watt Washington at, H. II.
strictly Insa meats. poultry a spmlnlty.
rlII’I'll'rl WABHINO’I‘ON MARKET, so Wash
toil ll, ll. It. Inc meats and poultry for family trade
OPILLANBJ. W. to Letnlard at, N. wagon riluv
daily all over the town.
WADE, W. 8. market, llrrltimvc, rut. rain
to all mm of town with due fresh and t meats.
WIXON, J. II. it Wallet, N. Choice meals, will
try. fruits. «trouble», butter, egg, etc.
IIAItBLl AND OBANI’I‘N.
BATH, P. W. Water ill, N. manufacturer of loo
graniteand marble work, also dealer in building
stone and cemetery work.
STEVENS, If. W. to lain iii, N. Marble and gran.
its moments, hailstorm. tutors, etc.
IANONB AND HUILDBM.
BKYMOUB, HENRY, In West ave. AN. All kinds
of stone mason contracts taken.
SHELDON WthiAlI, lilWlllou avenue, N. Stone
mason. Alto nagging, curbing, etc.
bli'f'll. WILLIAM H. I! West “,8. N. Jobbing
attended

MP“! W»

LAwmtl, WILLIAI. 5 Bill rt. N. All kinds of
phloem-son and grading promptly silt-titled to.
Granite so front my own quarry.

unit's 0071111838. and

II Bulls. laconic bolldl if. 16
€80..ng a. If. Goodman’s fern siting goods

landfill N‘I' TAILOIB.
ousggsrtt, I. at Wall at, N. A portal. hi guar-

arl ,

honor: 3. l7 North lab: at. 8.3. this tailoring
.vll‘lI‘II lhlboadrlasv. I N napalm: nail
ligands-piano.

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mn-ehnmmmc

CAVANAOII,KISSI.H.IC I B.N.rnlllhuy
anddren 1‘, t'

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VITO AGNES, I in lain N. Liftoff!
“Olillll'lleun hDyeing lshmsn ”
JAMES. IRS I L 990 Inmat.3.N.LIM
styles looming a specialty.
s‘l'. JOHN. Iii-en ital-in rt.N Illllunry, Inney
and Hair Goods

[U810 TEACHERS.
BRADLKY, kills, 6. W. rpaughterof the inton.
It. Nash) in Main at, N. untrumeulal music only
FRITZ, IIIBS HINNIEP. 191 Alain st, N. Plano
and organ instruction.
GIBBON, ALEX. 8. mm It. N. HIM. arm
and balloon

y.

HUNTINGTON, IRS. 129 Iain sLN. Vocal tn-
Itmcllao and voice development.

NASH, Ilsa JIlNNIl K. as North avenue. N.
Piano and organ Instruction.

slAWYKR, IRS. R. J teacher of instrumental and
vocal music. Residence» Mull. H. Finland‘s,
West st, 8N.

NEWS DEPO'I’S.
823% II. E “Washington st SN. blank

m‘hv mama, I M'w‘m'v WI v G‘;' I
m . . 155 nahlnxton t. bridge, . .
Newspapers, stationery, tin ind gl'ass ware.

NEW YORK ”ESSENCE“
B. D. .(lrdna hill at Bodwcil's store,
74 Was intranet, 3.x. .
LOCKWOOD, C. E. oillcen DoKlyn’s. 8. It; Grok”
ory'a 11.; New York 169 Greene st.

NEW C SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
PODMOIIB, WI. under Salvation Army Barracks,
8. N. Stoves, rungos, crockery, carpets, etc.
OYSTER PLANTS!“ AND DEALERS.
HELL, IIIRAM I’. O. Box Ill, 8. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and clams.

UUTBILL, R. J. foot of Raymond st, 8. N. whole-

sale dealer in fineoysters.

HOYT, W. H. A; SON, 124 Water st, S. N. fool of
Raymond) planters, exporters and tr oielale
dealers hi native oysters.

REED It HOUSMAN, 134 Waterst, s. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.

VAN NAME, J. L. a. 00., P. O. Box MB 8. N.
Oysters null clams, wholesale and retail.

PATTERNS AND MODELS.

NORWALI-i I’A’I'I'I-IRN WORKS Chris. H. Ale
thorpc, prop, Riverside ave. s. N Stoves, Steam
and Hot Air Furnace work A specialty. Solo
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.

PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

PROWITT, J. T. 45 Main at, N. chtt‘s leads,
Insury and Wadswouh's mixed paints.

RAYMOND BROS. Jovrett‘n, Atlantic and Seeley‘s
Lead, Calcutta oils and Averill (fhcmicai Paint.

SMITH, W. H. 8 CO. is A. 17 Water lit, N. agents

for longtnirn & Martinez paints.

PAPER HANGINGS.

I’ROWI’I'I', J. T. 45 Main st, N. window shades,
lIollandn, tixtilros, eit‘.

TAYLOR 6i (‘0. 21 Halo at. N. also hardware,
paints, oils, glass. etc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

BLACKMANAT. A. ll Main st, N. Instantaneous
process. Children‘s photos a specialty.

XOR’I‘H. G. 5. rs Washington st, 5. N. one quality
only and tint the best.

rtEADIlAN, l". E Gazette build , N. Cabinet

photographs $2.50 per doz; ouch doz. $1.50.

rust) TUNKBa lint) marathons.

HENDEE. C. F. mr \\':iil and Knight sis . N. Also

dealer in pianos, organs, aha-t music, etc.

PLANINO MILLS.

work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.

\fEEKERStCO., W I]. Music Hall block, 5. N.
Plumbing, “with and gun fitting,

NASH. F. Il. Jr BRO. cor. Main and West sis, S N.
Plumbing and gas fitting. ranges and built-rs.

IIAILBOAOS.

‘lORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. James W.
Hyatt, west; Edwin G. Hoyt. aupt.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAY'I‘ON. JACOB 3. Washington It. next to P1).
SN property for his, houses to root. (soc nilv.)
dtlltRElJ. 5i L'IIUIIIIEDIKU, DC: Washington st.

5. N nailing. renting and collecting.

.l'lLsON, O. L. Gazette bldg. N Investments and
money to loan, Also imurance written in best
of companies at the lowest. rams.

s'tltlim’hlii). E. A No. Mamet, S. N. houses 0
rent and building lots for sale.

RESTAURANTS.

‘lEE IIIVE. 5 “'3in st, N. warm meals at all
hours, llllllit’l’ ”Ac.

<II~INR\"S, 1050 Slum “,8. N. The bust 25: lIlIlIll'I’

in tho city Board by the day or week.

SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER, W. B. JLSUN Mr. Wm! :M- .ltid (hurt
l.’|l.lll I’th'i', 8 N. Hydraulic hurl Cil il urging-i rs.
SCHOOLS. ll’rlvrsle)

tlAIRD‘s, MISS INSTITUTE, 6 Dublin] at, N.

Young ladies boarding and ihly school.

HEAD. Hrs. Hillside, N Day and wanting sriiooi
for girls and young ladies. Fun for any cunt-go,
orcoursc com etc lot 'if l-‘riliy equippuilnb
ruiory atoll- . New ork artists cmpo ed in
muslcal department. Spccial adv-autumn or the
the study of art, languages and elocutlon.
Fall term Demos October l Circulars will be
sent upon application

VORWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE. .\’. Frank N.
Iloboru, principal. Circular on mini-at.

WILSON. 3R. E. II. School for boys. Nilrtr.,ii,-,

(it. I’rcparator to college and scii-iltirli- ochttlia

For circulars. at tin-vs an above.

srztvrso uncurxm.

'llIAILKIl, C. I. lit Bolton st, SN. "\th'lcr and
Wilson" and "llnusolioiil." nut-dice, oil, attach-
mourn. [ti-pairing a specialty.

SEWER CONTRACTORS.

RAWONI) BROS. sewers built, Wflll‘f pipcs mill.
excavating, titling, grading. landscape gardening.

slllOk: MANllI‘AC‘I’IiltElw.

LOIYNSBL'RY. NATIISWSON st CO. SN. luau-«v
din- shoes.

GEO. B. WKED I C0. fa: unilmlcsrmm 71. ”‘l,
75, and 7'.‘ Watt-r st, 3 . . lbltubllnlml is .
Iannlncturm- of lulina' mimn' and children‘s
dire IOOIWI‘II’ for the retal trade.
HHIIIT-WAIH'I’G AND UNDERWEAR.

iIlITt‘IIINHON. COLE A CO. Norwnlli, New York
and Bridgcport, Conn.

SPORTSMEN'S OOOON.

AIKEN, JOHN ll. 3 Iain II, N. headquarters fut
guns, fishing tackle, slurnuuliloa, etc.

“All! BUILDIEBS.

BAKER, JULIUS. Water at, next to Wheeler‘s form.
dry, H. N. iltnlra and band rails in mice.

l'llll DUNCAN IIION RAILINH WORKN, Water
mil. N. Win I]. proprietor.

STEAM ENCIINIB AND PUMP”.

NOIIWAIJI IRON WORKS ('0. The. Water II,
near it. if. hrl ll. N.

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BTEAMHIIII’ TICKET Mum's.
CURTIS, fl. W. Hermite building N. steamship
tickets, bruit-loo agent. notary pu llc, m.
IAYTON. JACOB If Wilmington sunnimlm.
ON. Penna: ticksi.a,dvafts, money ordchnro ad.)
INN! DEALOM.
FKRRIRJOIIN ll. foot of Wuhinxtou at. rut. also
brick, limo, cement, hair. plum.
HORTON. JOHN B asTllylor avenue. II. N. Also
lliycr of concrete walk:
RAYMOND BRO” blue, brown, Greenwich and
building aim, granite and instills trimmings.
MOVED. BAND” AND llml'l‘ltlls.
8.811th! LANDON, 20 Radiant ii, ll. ti. (Ina
stores and warn healers P. O. boa M1.
POWELL, J W. In “(new at, Mt. stores,
ranges, beaten, bonus-la lug goods, stove to
pairs. are. Tin and copper work a specially.
filhhliclt.ilYLVIlsTIlt. A tin Wash! on at
bridge. 83%. stove-Janitor. tern, plum omens.
TRUCKING.

heavy trucking protaptly attended to.
UNDEII‘I‘AIBBD.
JENNINGB. .t. I).
deuce 7 Ella It. N
doom 3 Berkley st. Telephone 714.
VETERINARY summons.

Wmldfln. Hank. II.
WOOD.

soft, «soul and spill, for faintly us.
wooutrr WA

mum~ We"

"mu human-nun»

PAWUI‘I'I'B headlruarterafol ninth-i1. swim
at Noon vertlsemcnt)

RANDALL, KINER n. u x. All kinds of wood}

Iggl‘ot‘, JOHN B. a! 'I‘hylirv aver-ire. B. I. Lilli!

opp. liaise RI. depot, real-
RAYNONDJIW. It. unanno- it. it. fissi-

BIIIDOIBJJBO. D.V.H. «flea and hospital mot
lemma". linens-t.

BETTE, ALL”, Kill “(Mono It. I. Earl Ind

TIIE CITY FATHERS IIOLI) IN All-
JOUIINED SESSION.

 

William Sheldon was the lowest. Bidder
and Resolved the Contract for 0on-
ntinetlng Bynteln D, Olly Sewers.’

The Board of Councilmen held an ad-
journed meeting Inst evening. Mayor
Edwin Wilcox presided and Councilmen
Charles F. Bullock, John W. Duke, R. J.
Cuiblll, Issac B. Jennings and Frank N.
Ferris wire present.

The conditional deed of 45 feet of r-horo
front will of Lowndes nvrrlrle was re-
ceived from Christian Swuriz and the
Clerk was instructed to have said deed
recorded. The condition of the deed
is that the city shrill caisblish‘a grade
and work sald Lowndes avenue from
Wmdwnrd avenue to high water mark.

D. II. Finch’s bill of $150 for grading
L-iwndcs avenue was ordered bald.

Wright a Flynn presented a petition
'or permission to build an addition of
wor d material to their factory on Mudi
son street. It was referred to the Corn-
ulitteo on Flri- Department.

It was voted that whoever received

the contract. to build a sewer through
Cross and vae streets and Woodward
and Burriit uvrnurs, bl! ti quired to give
Ell band for $5,000.
Bids for constructing the sewer were
1' rrcmved as follow92—Raymond Brothprs,
$4,974.00; William Thompson, 4,l83 70;
A. Bach, ”,993 01': William Sheldon,
$1,178.99; M 8 Austin. $4,680 35: F. M
Pit‘H‘t’, $4,337 20. William Sheldon
being ille lowest bidder tbs cilntrsm was
awurtlid to him. The Cummitu'e on
Servers was instructed to make and lip-
provos contract with Mr. Sheldon for
doing the Work.

A communication was received from
,F. A. Teller». Trix Collector, relative to
gthc ubnremvut of taxes. The document
‘was referred to the Committee on
' Frrlnnco,

Thi- Committi n on City B tundary cori-
VGI-Ilng of John L. Richards, James (I.
§Crotvi~ and Nelson J. CfHW reported that
ltltcy CUIYtpllftf'd the work assignwd them
land Prr‘st-Oird a map and descriptive rur-
lvey of the work.

The ‘icrk was instructed to have the
tiwd of rho property of tho South Nor-
'wa‘k I.:bniry and Frro it sling Room
iUllrpOfflliUfl rec-irdeil.

The Clerk was instructed to draw an
lordrr on tho. City Treasurer in favor of
:lhe Committee on Streets for $100.

E The nm‘ting adjourned until Friday
leveling, January 2, 1891, which writ
probably ho the lust lowering of the
:t‘ lunml.‘

 

——Tl‘.c IlilIliill lbwr, l"~‘tl., orangrsliave
lilic must dolicmul “war. A Vilflr‘ty of
[the ss’mv 8- its and Fittingtun.

MEE’I‘IAG OF THE BL'IIIEII‘NIIN.
i'l'llo Writer Commissioners All for .5.-

OOO—Tlle l‘lty Churn-r Considered
: The Court or Gorge-writ lltill tin rid
j lufllf‘iI tori-trill: lit-t evening.

A pi-iitlon was ICCL'IVI'II from tho
Wail-r Ctllllnllsihlllnl'hi asking for $5,000
it) t: lllllllul‘ the work ill the lmprovv
mrnts twin-.1 "LIIIO at tho upper fr‘nt‘l’t‘tllf.
it w..~ v. [iii in unlvr the liulinm- con)
llilttri- lll birtrnw Llll‘, amount.

Tli!‘ Li‘s i‘ll)‘ charter Wfl~ lI’lt‘ll talked
ilv. r, iii if as ili- Cllllllnlll. r reported that
it would Itilr'i‘ c virilili-tnlllil time to [cud
it, it.» bowl iIt‘CllIrd to how copies of It

pnntul lilliI illsirrllutvii in the borougli'
——.-‘\l| kinds lll Imported nuts at Root
J: x mm. 3

flho Thought the Pill» were Onlily.

Dim Jilin St, I'lllllit‘, known As the
Cowboy sp-ltl, foil OVI‘I' ii hydrant in the
but :ugll a short limo ago, and was ile-
vrr. ly llilefl‘lI. A doctor govt- him some
iiitli- rugrir (‘llilltlI pills, which 8!. Carlos
took ll HI)" and lll-il‘t‘ll till it shrlf in
tin ltlii‘lwn, They won! found by but
IIlIll‘dhlllllll‘f a short limo after, and
straw [Wally uric-hull ol th~ pelll-ts,
thlnklng tin-y vvvrv candy. About 3:00
o'clock llll' iii-xi. trimming the family
mn- nrourwii by llrllrlrlg ”units and
rushing to Ill“ ll itiglitvr'ii lli‘ll NIiIs', tlri y
found hi i ril IllIl‘Illlt' pulll rind out of lll'l'
limit. llwnlurauvls vvo-lv litlltlllllNlP'I'll,
arid the [mllt'flt iv nu.v lining nicely, Ill
though rhllm mark.

it willrflvtu at not fur trims days only
to other out '24 Main ilrwt, Nurwnlk.

Entertaining Ibelr friends.

'l'lwt'itu-ilrl cirlblind Whoolmon gave
nooystm supp v tolhrlr mvmlwrs find
friends at Iht'lf may rmlrun on lllllmml
I’llitnl lust owning, Supper wriil rmvm
fly Conn-lull: L llimy at 11 o'clock, and
a rte-anon of nuclei plr'uaurc wait enjoy-ll
by loll. Alli-r supper singing and gums-n
WI'IO imiulgcll ‘m for some time. The
occasion was much l'f'ljll’ld and the
uncut-s spnkr-highly of the mantra in
which lllvy won» vult‘fhtltlfll

«liverscllmlnr will in plush cases very
obs up at Illlfk'm'd'fl.

The Old lie-rd lie-elected.

At the annual election of the Norwalk
filo dl_-ptlrtmi~ili,llold in Pioneer Hook
and Ladder house, ltlst evening, the old
board of engineers, consisting of J. ’I'.
I’l‘owilf, chief; Fred W. Smith, first an.
atrium, and John L. Kelly, second an»
ant, were rr-i-leeirtl by soot-mallow

Tarn» “can“ he- llla lye.
Frank, the ditmrysarold non of
Richard L'Homurodleo, had a tumor re-
moved from the lid of his any-virility
alum. The operation was nonun-

 

 

noncommu-

fol sad the boy ls pollinating very

PERSONAL PARAGBIPIIS.

The Golan and Collage of People we
Like to Band About.

Alexander Troop, of the New Haven
Union, was in this city ycaterdsy after
noon.

Manson A. Havens, who has been at
tending school at Iii. Herman, blues" in
visiting his cousin, Morison D. Parties,
in this city. III. Havens leaves for his
home in Washington, D. 0., tomorrow
morning.

Miss Ida Ilosher, of North avenue, will
attend a New Years reception given by
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Twlddy, m Miss
Lillie Gregory, of Brooklyn, N. Y.

8 P. Bower, of Dorian, was in town
Saturday investing in a large number of
Christmas presents for his numerous
friends.

Charles Puncher and Miss Florence
Hitchcock, of New Haven, will spend
Christmas with Lewis Fowler, of Henry
street, East Norwalk. .

A. F Quintard, of the borough, who
is trawling for the firm of Benton d:
00., of New Haven, is home for the bolt
days.

Dr. George Bridges, the veterinary
surgeon, Will spend the winter in Aiken,
South Carolina.

Miss Lena Abbott, of Stamford, spent
Sunday in Norwalk.

G. W. Blanchard, manager of the Nor:
walk and South Norwnlk Electric Ligh;
company In in town today.

William (leer, of East Namath, went
to New York to day to spend two weeks.
Miss Clara Hill has returned from Vila-
sur College to spend the holiday Vacation.
Prof. KW. Killer, a New Haven darte-
lug master, was in town yesterday.
David Green, the colored teamstev,
lt‘avr‘d town tirday to bill his vvrfc in
the sunny South. 118 will be accom—
partied by Henry Critterlderl.

Miss Susan Hawlvy, of New Haven,
will spend Christmas With friends In
E is! Norwalh.

PROBABLY "ASHE” ASHOIIIJ.

 

A Skeleton in n no: forum! on the Beach
at C-dar Point.

Late last. Saturday alteration, says an
Associated Press dispatch, a box six feet
long and containing a human skeleton,
was unearthed on the beach at Cedar
Point. No clue leading to the identity
of the unfortunate could be discovered,
but Dr. Fred Power, of Westport, medi-
cal cxrmluer, Viewed tho remains yen
tvrduy and gnve his opinion that the box
and contents had been. thrown overboard
from n phasing vessel months ago, had
washed to the place where found by tho
hr'uvy storms of the past few Weeks and
Covered with sand.

—.'s genuine meerschuilm pipe 81 ‘23,
at IllcliWOlid'rl Cigar store.

er. llnoloy Agreeinbly Surprised.
tiring:- l". Batik-y, manager of the
Star Shirt Factory in Bridgopmr, no
agreeably surprised Saturday afternoon
upon reel-hing n handsomlr upholstered
.usy chulr, presented to firm by the em
ployes. Thomas S. MOIHUU,\OI Nurwalk,
made the pie-entatlnrr speech in behalf
of the donors and Mr. Hartley responded
appropriately. Mr. Hadley Will sever
his connection with the Star Shirt Moor

at Irma lllll.

~Sevvt-r Cuntie‘cllilfls or button”) prices.
William Sheldon, Contractor.

A On It Discontinued.

against Edward Thompson,

lied thorlttornvy for the defendant! of
tllrldltlcllftllnuancl‘ of the action.

bay which her bad leased of the trial:
and which Luvvudes occupied in defi‘
ancc to the town rights. .In injunction

It curved."

—-UM”'III holiday presents of Roy"
mond's frrrmtmo stove. [Mimi m

, ,. - - ,
Aw Ans-e GM to the lye.

night.
at short rang», bode-l will: Monk
cartridge, Kendall's nvgllr will
served, but be is badly injured.

New Mandi-glue. L .

larch.

 

only." Lady-J1 hove n bites: ‘werk
my show no."

 

trinity.

insubstantial-nip."

ufnctory January I, and take charge of
u new shirt company, which hi to locate

'l‘lm Sllflillk Bulletin fl:s]-: “Connie-I
for Charles H. Imwrlcbs, in his suit
Andrew
Avki—rly rind (‘harlmr Scudrlet, has not:-

This
is the suit brought to restrain Thompson
from working ground in Huntington

hall horn appltiil fur and attorneys for
deft-rillantrllllid just put. in an answer
when the notice of discontinuance one

not», CIi‘rlllO, Chlflllnltfl and fancy piwsfl
seat chain and rockers at balm petal.

Fm! Illuminati, an actor to the '“Rsip‘rd
Transit" company, which ploy» at the
Opera “Hill-i! twilight, was unusually
shot in this left oyo by a hnly,Will‘av
I'lfllnf), of the cost, whilst playing at
Pinatm's ”print "on", 'm IIIUIIIMI‘I. “I
The- lmy clinically first! I M

be

Six new mogul klnilmltlvm will be In»
col-ed this west by lllw Umlldrlud
food. They will be of standard pollen.
with it: drivers, and were made at the
Rhoda Island Limit" wovkv. The
Rhoda Island limit" works ave also
building ten new poem loco-olives
for the Consolidate, in secs-plow] by

-—llran‘lanlv, Payev and Hard" M
Almonds, tribune, Prone. Hm and
English walnote. Me & fairing”.

-—BookApni—-"lnln-,Ikavebsre
n valuableoork open Joanne earlo-

SPRING HILL AGITATED.
A lull! PULLIIOiI‘I’OII BETWEEN
"V0 WONBN.

 

A Children's control Leads to the Arrest
of Mrs. lather laser-The Case on
Trial this Afternoon.

The residents of Spring bill are once
more brought before the public. This
time it in Mrs. Esther Mason who is in
trouble. It seems that she and Ills.
Ifargnrot Staffers reside in the same
home and as each has children they
are continually in trouble over their
doings. Yesterday the children attain
foil to quarrelmg and Mn. Binders,
after trying to quiet thern. promded up
stairs withn poll of coal in her hand.
She had barely reached the top
when she was 'ponnced upon by
Hrs. Mason, and knocked down,
After her opponent was down Mrs.
Meson ran to the kitchen and poured out
a cup of hot tea which she dashed over
Ills. SlfIIIr'f'l head and shoulders. She
then grasped the coal pull and scattered
the contents over her pro-train hours
more and retired to her rooms. Ills.
Staffers went down town and had a war-
rant imucd for the arrest of the Mason
woman. The warrant was served by
Officer Gormley, and this morning Mn.
Mason was brought before Justice Aus-
tlrl, who adjourned the case until 4
o'clock this afternoon.

«Englieh seedless plum pudding, at
(I. E. Seymour's.

rill; oliftlnit'lt CASE.

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Arr lamenting Letter from Agent More-
fmose, Who In In Charge.

The shocking case of deatltution in
Wronlpnuk, unearthed under the dino-
tlon of Agent Thrall of the Connecticut
Humane society, has called forth the
following interesting letter from the
Norwalk agent:

, NOBWALK, Dec. ‘20, 1890.
f'trlBSDTIlltatln-l full 959“?! to night
than for a long time, bnvlnlt just return-
ed from seeing those four forsaken little
work committed to a comfortable home.
They seemed to appreciate it, and Went
to like little lambs. Now, some might
any plan, but no, they arr: poor little on-
fortunate creatoree,bot little lambs for
all that: and may the Friend of the no.
fortunate and fatherleas watch over and
bless them. Do you know. Thrall, my
heart was wonderfully touched by those
children, and that little girl, especially.
She look right away to me and, dirty
and offensive as she was, I could but
like thnllttlr thing. lam trying to in-
tlurnco the relecrmno and have them
commit the mother to the slim house,
that the babe may have it chosen. 1 had
to.» doctors rxsmima it. and they both
hard the child was starving for want of
, norlrrsl-lmmt.

RUDE!!! W. Mancunian, Agent.

—-A choice lot of confrctloocry just re.
ceived for the hairdays which n w ill
and at very fair prtcml. letWartlng-
tort. ,

Italllatu fined for Letitia, Up their Bone.
Carmine Anthony Pilaln, No. '27: Mgr,
curler Collocation, No. 18, and Joseph
,Ci'rliaugbrm, the three Italians who were
the ringlcatlern in the recent disturbance
of the reservoir, were tried before Justice
billion-o, in New Carrion, yesterday.
and each was fined fl 00 and coats,
making it total of $33 73 in the three
cancer. This was paid for them by David
i'i-rrar, Vim" president of the hospital of
the [taboo Home in New York city.
Tb.» Itslrar a elated l’n court that Queen,
their tum, had not paid them, and was
systematically cheating them out of their
tighter as WE'II an partially starving them.

—— .irlor Kant; and stitch! materialo,
L. II. ”chum?” Washington street,
South vavaik.

Three Yet-n Old “today.
“It? fay markv thr third anniversary of
the birth of Trrc Es‘cslxll Sunni,
Lurking backward, in- recall I’ll!) what
mwgivrnge the first edition came from
the prose, and war not blooded“ over
lbw only and surrounding territory by n
mull army of nrvuhoys, The paper,
then aux column folio, it once found
llfl'fl' lo lfw eye of the public, and has
steadily advanced vina- then in Ill", cit.
rotation and moral weaponry until Tn:
Sunni. has named the reputation of
Mngmofifie biatlooal paper-in the
State. «made of the large cities.

~Ilnreim in qonsfrr or “term“ boxes
fov ll‘rx holidays. Brita & Pnrvrngton.

A Call.

Purim.“ AIZIIIE, Nov-ilk.
llr. F. J. Gurus. nail. nupt. Ifetropoll-
tnu Ill! Ignorance (Jo.
[Mir Bin-«l have been wmpslled by
on lieu of my wife to join your too
alum chicane in thanking you for
the prompt” in which you enacted the
chain, which has been paid one in full.
I was not put to any unable to any way

villain". Yours respectfully.
“trim, Klmv.

quinine til-J an “allele... it C.
II. flsymv'u.

”MIMI-lovi-
WO.M' IoKH.GOIM .Iand
If the corner of Union and Franklin
m
Wtfloatao to Nettiefleofield,
koovnaedlofonColnlnadf'lat-n.
Mkumm town-
MOW.“ “Went Harwell.

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row is A man on into.

ill-tun Worthy of man mm
Quarter of (inane-m -

Funk Thompson, a real “It.”
or Colsbrook, was severely . . .
lrl Coisbrook by Ir. O’Bo'lnlly' I ,
breeder. The trouble originated In.“
real saute transaction. ‘ ‘t .
A company of 300ka MT“
capitalists has been organized to I“ .I
luv gs deposit of soapstone found W ‘
on Soapstone mountain.
A strange dog hit another dog ~
by Archie Ilarsb,iu the Iferrynll d .
of New Milford last week. A Mill!
after Marsh's dog went road and“ ,
killed. He had bitten four other W
and one man. ’ '
Lord’s drug store, sinseld'i all!" cell
Spencer’s hardware store, In M
were entered by burglars Sunday Dig“
and much valuable property taken. ,
town officers offer Wynn-Id... , r, ,3
The New Haven Poultry Mn
will hold its third annual exhibitiotloli
January 15, l6. l7 and 10, 1801. ‘
While a party of boys were skating on
the Homotonic river, above the darn of;
Birmingham, Sunday, the ice broke. Ist-
tlog thirteen of them into Ihe water.
All were rescued by bystanders.
Mrs. William Keift, of Hiddlstown,‘
gave birth to her sixteenth child yester-
day afternoon. The sixteen have been
equally divided, eight boys and eight
girls..
John O'Toole died yesterday from the
effects of injuries received in an on—
known msrlncr at the American hotel,
Naugnluck, on December 8. There is to
be an investigation.
Superintendent Beach of tho Norms.
luck division of the Consolidated road
has purchased a tract of land of about
twenty-five acres, situated near the
tracks about a mile north of Seymour.
It is not. known for what purpose it has
been secured. »
The board of managers of the Sons of
the American Revolution have voted to
hold the next annual banquet at New
Haven on Monday, February 23, 1891.
L'zzio Ormoud, scarcely elghteenyeau ,
of age. made her third unsuccessful at-
tempt to end her life, by jumping into
the harbor in East Bridgeport, Saturday
afternoon. She was rescued from death
at the last moment.

CHRISTIAS PRESENTS.

 

 

 

 

The Best Places in South ler'alk to
Purchase 'I'lseln. ,
Although it is too late to have your
photogiiaplt taken for Christmas, still
a very nice present for a friend would be
an order for a dozen excellent portfolio
such as George 8. North “has. Hi!
prctures are superb in every respect.
Charles Smith makes a specialty of
home dressed poultry at his Washington
market. The quality of his meals is the
best and the prices are reasonable. Do
not fall to give him a call when you pitt-
chase your Christmas turkey.
While L. H. Decker does not deal in
a large assortment of articles suitable
for holiday presents, still be has a large
”segment of artists’ materials which
cannot help pleasing the ladies. Hr.
Becker's assortment of wallpaper is of
the finest. Anyone desiring goods in his
line should favor him With a call.
At William H. Meeker it Company’s
store on South Main street hero is a full
and excellent assortment 1 Indian ban-
hats and decorated China nele.’_ Flue
stoves and ranges are also be purchas-
ed at prices within the reach of all.

A neat thing to do at this seasonal
the year when cold weather is so plenti-
ful, would be to lend a load of coal or
mind to some unfortunate. Raymond
Bros. and John H. Ferris are firm. that
should be patronized when anything in
their lint: is wanted.

 
 

Darlen News.

Milton Bishop is spending the Chrisb
mas holidays in New York city.

At the annual meeting of the I. 0. P.
A.. held on Monday evening, the follow.
ing OIIICVIB were elected:—Presldent,
James II. Elleby, class of '82; Vine-pull.
dull, Frank H. Beltair, clans of ’36;
Secretary, G. H. Cole, class of '88; mar
toil-o. c. r. Dillon, class of ’00. The
closing 1 uterus of the Elmwood solidi
were held on Monday evcning. ‘ 7

Richard Dunn, formerly antenna
the Halo street crossing, has been
ferred to Noroton Heights station.

Chum l-'. Dillon, is visiting friends in
town. -

The Young People’s Society of 9.
lion Endeavor elected tho followln‘
corn on Saturday evening: line In!
Baotou, president; William Woodkdf,
Jr., vice—president: lili- H. Cloak, seen-
tary; II. B. flungon, treasurer.

Welcome Dividend). of T., have“,
the following officers: C. C. HW‘
w. I'.; A. J. ltvckwooil, w. M It. ft-
Bmalllng, R. 8.; 8. Cornelius BIIIMM’
It; lies If. Reed, treasurer; MA, 0.
Stillman, financial scribe; lice Wool;
conductor: J. Mlllnpaugb. assistant W
doctor; Illi- Brown. sanded; Price Mi;
eoborg, outside arousal.

The clonamooibs-olddaogbin
and tin. William H. Wilmer aliens»
urday morning.

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